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Very cool. My great grandfather traveled from ulster Ireland to Liverpool England in the late 1800s. He was split on where he would immigrate Australia or the USA. He chose the USA, but I’ve always wondered what kind of alternative universe would have been created had I been born in Australia rather than America. You guys have an awesome country and culture. All the best.

This is Victoria? This place looks awesome and rather isolated. You purged your body for three days and then first thing after started the most disgusting diabetes inducing food. WTF? Eat a steak and some greens. What's wrong with juice instead of these toxic "sport" drinks?

Well done mate! I've been thinking of doing something like this myself. It's amazing you found that cave. Great effort....Liked, subscribed!

The pebble beach driftwood sleeping platform was perfect. If it’s cold heat stones in the fire and slide them under the planks ;) Subbed , thank you.

Considering the graffiti in the cave, unless that was you, I don’t think anyone would say you’re mucking up the cave by having a fire there.

bloody blackberries...sucks you have then down there too! Great 40 minutes mate, love your vibe. Great spot you were in too, that stream was top shelf, got to love the Vic high country ✌🏻

Far out must've been cold, pretty bad here in NSW high country and your in bloody vic

Shame about the car noise in the back ground

Really enjoy your videos would love to see more survival camp outs

i think ned kelly stayed 1 night

Great video mate, I really appreciate your knowledge of the bush and your willingness to do things using traditional methods. Love your style of videos man 👍

Shit mate i wish you would have bought my arse out there i would have brung the bugle out of the shed. Well done fella it sounds bloody brilliant ❤

Great video, love the bare bones style of fishing, reminds me of my days as a poor teen messing around trying to have fun. Catch you next time. Hope to see even more fishing

mucking up the cave....naw. its was made to use. the birds mucked it up. and they didn't clean it up.

Excellent work mate love it just subscribed

Great video

You need to turn your horse shoe up the other way or all your luck will run out...😉

Great video mate

Hi Luke, try carrying two hippy head socks, light and easy. They are multi use. You can pull one down and create a scarf or a balaclava. Then two head wear then beany. 90% heat is the head. Try fishing with just hook, think about a light fly rod. You can make many flies on what you find. Or carry in colourful maggots. The old course fishman in England. Also, think about the army ration pack or make one. Your flint. Pull the stick. The metal shaving fall, not fly forwards. Raaf pilots are trained. Check out Mr Buckaroonie ration pack videos.

Thank you for making this. Chilling.

One thing I love about these collaborations is seeing two totally different perspectives of the same adventure from two very different creators. Loved them both and they were nothing like each other. Keep them up, it's what makes TH-cam so much better than TV.

Those Red Rock chips aren't cheap mate. I'm from Melbourne and i've been freezing living inside a modern house, can't imagine the night out there. Even at work, as a machine operator, I'm wearing a long sleeve top, a work shirt, a work jimper and a work puffy jacket just because the factory's been so cold. I appreciate that you were observing the rules regarding state and national parks but given a real survival situation, i wouldn't give two hoots what season it was and what i could and couldn't forage for. Great vid mate 👍

Great vid

Brilliant thank you…

This is insane, me and a mate were actually hunting the other side of the river while you were filming this video. We spotted you while glassing for deer Haha.

that looks amazing

Wow 😮 awesome build mate. With the roof could you lay one layeras you have then strips in gaps, another layer inside of bark upwards like a u shape on top of gaps then bigger wider section on top. A third layer inside facing down like n..... or maybe a black plastic liner or oilskin tarp? Have noticed some bushcrafters put in a plastic liner when roof frame is complete 🤔

Awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ Just found your channel, great stuff 🤙 Storms & lightning are the best! The closer the better 😂

Liked your up load maybe might be an idea to sort a few bits out .. rod reel .. blow up pillow an mat .. go go go power ranger

1 mil subs soon, great quality

Really enjoying the content and the historical nature of what you are doing. Grew up on a farm in Shepparton and then moved to Swan Hill. Now I live in QLD and I always yearn for the particular country I saw on this vid.

ok, don't take this wrong. I get no enjoyment out of watching you suffer from hunger. First off, you know full well that the wilderness is not conducive to thriving. So, you can't hunt, you can't forage, what can you do? nothing. You can't even catch any fish. So, you are bringing modern stuff, knife, fire steel, lamb skin, wool blanket. All this modern stuff and no food! get real. I'd rather watch you cook some good food to eat and investigate the area, than starving. We all know from watching naked and afraid that anyone can starve for 21 days and live. Let's just get real. I mean, you have a lot going on for yourself. No doubt. In today's world, we just can't survive in the wilderness for long. Have you watched the History channel's "Alone Show". They have one for Australia. No one survives for long. They mostly starve, and these are survival experts. I think you should change your style of video.

the trees keep their leaves in winter? all winter? weird.

Nice one mate, keep an eye out for those yowies

i enjoyed this and have subscribed-thanks

I would have started a large fire at the very back of the cave at least 3 hours before bed. Then move the fire out a few feet. Also heat up some rocks in the fire. I hate the cold! Lovely video 🙏

One thing that I like in the old vibe gear is that it feels like they have a soul. If you know what I mean. Loved man, thanks for sharing 👊🏽

If anyone wants to learn about waterproofing fabrics, nighthawkinlight's 2nd latest video would be a great watch after this one. Paraffin wax can also be used and mixing it with mineral oil greatly improves flexibility of the material. With his video you could make material for your own water bag, tarp or clothes.

That's a really good concept for camping where I live here in Brazil. Maybe I should give it a try 🤔 Cheers and blessings, mate 👊🏽

Love this pal watching from Ireland ur in for a big career in this Gained another subscriber 👍🇮🇪

Lovely bit of filming mate 👍

Hey mate, new subscriber here, loving the content and have watched most of them and forgot I hadn’t subscribed yet. Your content kept coming onto my feed so thanks for the good videos. I’m travelling around Australia at the moment and am passing through the vic high country over the next few days, it’s great up this way. Cya around aye

This guy needs some more subscribers! Enjoyed the video, mate. Hello from Singapore!

Mint. Ive old stock WAG bags. Cheers bloke

Waxed thread is commonly available for hand stitching by cobblers, saddlers, etc. So if you need to do repairs, try use that. If youre trying to seal stitch holes, you need to rub the wax in. You need the friction to heat up the canvas enough to take in the wax, you want it to plug the hole's, not just cover the top

Great trip love the sheepskin

I worked in mustering camps and I used these types of bags on my vehicle but it had a leather back to stop rubbing through on the bull bar. These weren't used as saddle bags though because you had two different types on horses. One that had a curve and it fitted under the neck of your horse. The other was better and had two teardrop types that sat on the shoulders of the horse and had a leather back so horse sweat didnt contaminate the water. These ones were both drovers water bags. The latter was set up like a breastplate and you drank by standing next to your horse and undoing each side at the top by a buckle. I used that on in a pack camp and it was the best and held the most water. I also had a WW11 set that was similar to the drovers double set but set up for walking. Maybe these were used in New Guinea? Then not that long ago I found one in the Q store at Army. It had the broad arrow on it so I gave it to my mate who has several 110 landrovers. It didn't have the leather backing though.

We used them in the 70s out west.

Works like the Kimberly cooler for meat

Thankyou